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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09

All who desire full information about
the above cause and cure of Blood Poisons,
Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings. Ulcers,
Sores. Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints,
Catarrh. etc, can secure by mail. free, a
copy of our 32-page Illustrated Book of
Wonders, filed with the most wonderful
and startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO..
AtlaDta IN
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09

Guilbert Houck. John Kelly and Michael
Shortle were arrested this morning by the
them with lettering about a tippling house.
They were found in Fishers saloon on
East street. last Sunday. when the proprie-
tor was arrested for keeping open. foI
which he was found guilty in mayors court.
Monday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
FLESH SLoUGHING OFFIN PIECES.

For two years have been confined to
bed with a lOathsOme form of Blood Poison,
which had about eaten me up. and | and
Others had no hope of a recovery. For a
a while | could neither walk, sit down nor
/ lie down. only in misery as my flesh seemed
to be falling off my bones in pieces as big
as a lien egg. My appetite was lost. my
bones ached and panied me, and friends
even stunned me. | used various blood
purifiers without benefit, and several ply
| siclans treated me until large sums of mon
ey had been expended, but not one parti-
Gle of good did any one give me-
On the 10th of February, 1856. Mr.. X. F.
jackson called to see if | was not dead. as
it was thought could not endure my suf-
ferings much longer. He concluded to try
B. b. B. on me and got bottle from Mr..
Brockingron, at Beaufort. S c.. and be
fore one bottle had been used | commenced
gaining strength. my appetite improved
sores commenced healing and when two
bottles had been used was on my feet and
walking around, 10 the astolishment Of
of every body. Mrs. LAURA HART.
Witness: FRED. K. JACKSON.
Beaufort. ). c.. Nav 10. 1856.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
"VERLOB TIE.

Preliminary Announcement of a Marriage
in Germany.
| The RErUBLIC is in receipt of the fol
lowing card, richly engraved and printed
on beveled Bristol. with gilt edges:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
The Cinnamon Discharged.

The Cinnamon who were arrested for
gambling. were discharged by his honor
this afternoon. Col. David King and Mr.. Ed.
Torbert appeared and made statements in
their behalf. They said they did not think
these Cinnamon, As far as they knew.
ever gambIed. and thought they
were simply passing away the
time. Sometimes pennies and some
times matches or buttons were used in
these games, but simply as counters. His
honor also stated that they said yesterday
that il was their New Years and they v ere
receiving callers and passing the time. The
mayor said he would give them the benefit
of doubt. aud discharged them, but ad-
monished them to be careful! in the future
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
A WORD OF WARNING.

There white each represented be y
they ARE NO1 but like all
the genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon getting
Copyrg by PrnchrS Gamble
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION that will lead 10 the identifi-
l. cation of James Magher, or Meagher. who.
with his brother, was lost in Chicago from his
parents. about 1884 Ii is believed that he at
one time. or is now living in Springfield. q.
Address u. Magher, Fort Yates. Dakota, Ter.
box ~ 32nt-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
PENSIONS AND COUNTIES

Amos Roberts. United States pension agent
can be found at home evenings. l%b Linden
avenue, for the accommodation of comrades
VINO are at work in the shops. 3lt'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09

C0R SALE-Complete set of Anpleton's
i Cyclop2dia at a bargain Good as new.
Inquire at Arcade grocery Slim
E0R SALE - 81 Shares of Stock - In
L good paying manufacturing establish
ment in Springfield. Ohio will guarantee
10 per cent profit on the investment. Inquire
Of George H. Coles rooms Nos. and 2, Lagoon
da bank building @t-
DOR sALE-Big bargain good piano with
I stool and cover, only $50 cash. Also base
burner. cheap Apply, 81 Arcade until p IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
A BUSINESS LIKE OFFER.

For many years the manufacturers of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy have offered, in
good faith, $500 reward for O case of Nasal
Catarrh which they cannot cure. The
Remedy is sold by druggists at only so
cents. This wonderful remedy has fairly
attained a worldwide reputation. If you
have dull, heavy headache. obstruction of
the nasal passages, discharges falling from
the head into the throat, sometimes pro-
fuse, watery. and acrid. at Others thick
tenacious. mucous. purulent. bloody and
putrid; il the eyes are weak, watery and
infiamed; if there is ringing in the ears,
deafness hacking or coughing to clear the
throat, expectoration of offensive matter,
together with scabs from ulcers; the voice
being changed and has q nasal twang; the
breath offensive; smell and taste impaired;
sensation Of dizziness, with mental de-
preston, q hacking cough and general de-
bilitH you are suffering from nasal catarrh.
The more complicated your disease, the
greater the number and diversity of symp-
toms. Thousands OF cases annually, with
out manifesting half OF the above symp-
toms, result in consumption, and end in
the grave. No disease is SO common, NOR G
deceptive and dangerous, or less understood
or more unsuccessfully treated by ply
sicians.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Miss Rosa Smith, Of Grand Rapids. Is
visiting triends Ia ghis city.
Thirty members Of the German miaisfTel
show we're al the Bradford Hotsl yessef-
day.
The schooner Jessie Martin" is lying 81
ths mo0kh" wind bound. having been de-
tAinsd thers for over week.
c. III. Hayden, Of Columbus. o., is in
town ior few days, looking after his han-e
factory IN the Fifth ward.
City Treasurer Cutter will be prepared 20
receive taxes al his Office ir the city build
ing on and after tomorrow.
One Of the most attractive spots in the
city Tor lovers Of sweets Is A. WiesePs con
ieetionery store. No. las ". Western-ave.
T. c. Harnish. manager for the Sneu
fideman Electric Company, OF Grand
Radios, was in town yesterday putting an
apparatus in tue residence OF U. III. Hack
ley for lighting the gas by electricity.
The steam barge M. L. Green" will try
20 run as long as possible from this por:
Sne viii carry lumber frou Port Sherman
to Chicago. The river at the mouth oi
Huskegon Lake is never frozen over, SC
that steamers can run ali winter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

A grsst many comments have naturally
been made on the case Of Mr.. wm. Widdi-
comb begun % recover $500 damages For
500 in cash alleged 70 have besn deposited
With Mr. Widdicomb, but which Mr. Wild
dicono declares positively that be never
received. To PREJUDICE suc1 case Is maai-
Fest Injustice 10 all c6ncsrned. To express
any opinion whatever where the faeIs 50
faT dlvulEed only represent an emphatic
affirmation oh one si8s and al equally en-
pbafic denisl on tbs Sther e in the nature
0f extra -asxard0us- BGt IL there ls doubt
In any untriea csss, thai doubt belongs OF
right % TIE defendant. Every accused man
i sntitisd. UpeH the fundamental princi.
pies of comman law and common sense. to
Be considered innocent Hari proven guilty
Beyond tais Ar. WiddieDmo has inHaitelv
more at sake il tha matter than las Mrs.
6arlork. Il - mater Of damages On oEe
sisia and Of Als-leng rspGtatioa up0n the
ether. Such = charge. suostaatisted, mesBs
rain Z, anT MAD with NT " iddieoTno =
personal. seciai and financial relations Is
= very EASY 90 mske Fuch a chsrKs or, in
fscf. almost suy caarEe. for the p.snsity Of
failure e. suessan ate e cBiy the paYmea6
81 she raxfs IA The csse. I speak el7 genera
rriacipies. fsr - nos knew Mrs Gariock
AMI Z understsnS lhaf xhs II q worthy
horrst wonsaa. 5zs the most wo-thv s1d
The Nest heaest af mea or voraeE nav
make a uuiefeaDeRak MISTAKE even Ia a
oes-rr of ms vifsl Importance. Ger
fsia it - he~evsr. thst no sane mAa in ~
W W7.i9scnrnAs posilioa would deil eeratei ?
ran she rsk ai = csftsis sxpssHrs of such 4
f,sf frsssscsiaa. ~. Nidsleosso bay hlas-
seif Aars raie . rsiscaxe IN 1he mssfer.
esnnrt seleve fbzt eifhsr the plsiotif o.
The d.ieadaut - his mosf rsrz&rkaSle case
have intsn aa1asiy 1es1 g1i4sr - fte
r~fuons srease walch a verett t7r eitssr
-laid iHpir - t.s etaer. Bus tlere IS
sitssaetter er TOO rsnersi a fendeecy - pa
iawa ibs sstsslisast rsputasians Of preml
aent rseD. The siesfese RarssI af sesadki
or dsf-wsfisn = too speedily pSeks3 ~.
sna relfea e s~1~s sfTaF u4s<tr
sxs NexSe 81 the g>1rrsl rEtse
- - prsmiEsnt the naa sad sae rrers
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Miss Winnie Mees. the youngest dsugh-
ter of Capt. VIM. Mees. residing at No. 80
Rsnsom-st., left her home Monday after
noon at 40 O'Clock 10 make call and
meet her sister At L. y. Keating's office and
return home with her. She called at An
drew Wierengo's residence at 4:45 o'clock,
and about was seen passing down Terrace
st, but since then nothing has Dsea seen or
heard from ner. Her relatives and friends.
IS well as the oflicisls. have been doing all
in their power 10 ascertain her whereabouts.
bat up TO o'clock this afternoon no infor-
nation had been received. She is IL years
of age. rather stout, has auburn hair, wore
black cloak and blue toboggan cap, tied
with green veil. Persons having seen
her since O'Clock last night will confer q
favor 10 her relatives by at once informing <
G. l.. Whitney of the fact by telephone
Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

sstshlishsd his ca xrsct~r fsx apEss atBsss snd
tfe6izs t1s ns3na iaEsElgz spp2kcE2iy
sid mAas g. p2ek and hGnt ~ sea-
rei1tk x his aFnseE. a lte t<ek sss aiies
~ szl 19iag aosli4 seeD - - - GsIsns
Il ths cr.t3esI AQ1s Of saprsae trial 1-i
1rog VI b.afs4 appears 4n4 - -
saols pAZk q lsaRa s9iss5, sesntias t4s
fie4 ssssE Of hes8. spfs1s u9oa sp4 fstS
sad oe4f yaeir quon14m uleRS aae ecaz-
Fets 1ais Is E1e Mess reY5lEilx SIDE q
oaAan aat1rss Aasy uiIa Is toE he
as1cs. znd - tbs Eaoss f,seQl&r case -
haad iet al gooa gllxens esnsiasr, untii
faFfhez lAsEs s4sil Justify = difsrelt cs1e.G-
sio1, thas ths Sheis matter = = gfieseas
ss1or. ogtiD 30 seHSs "a Intentional erin. /.
upon ese si1e or ths otseF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

A proEalasEE Detroit lAEysr makes ths
surpriaing statement that The gsnsrsl tax
Law of iso5. IN defining the duties OF
tosnship tfsasarsrs, makes no dlstine-
ton between tks4s oGiciAls and county
lrsasnrsrG Al examination Of the Law
shows thai tas clause n the city charter
OF lssi, under which Wayne county =
treasurer - collsctinz and has been
collecting state and county taxes for a
nambsr Of years. has no place in the
general law a. IL now sxlsts. Briefly,
the County Treasurer is collecting state
snd county taxes IN Detroit under pro-
vision of the charter OF 1883, which has
sinc- bean repealed. and which dOss not
appear IN tho latest revised edition OF
ths chArtsr. One OF the main points III
volvsd 10 ths fact hat the present County
Treasurer and his present. predecessor IN
ofiice have in pursuance OF the old char
ter provision begun The collection OF
state and county taxes on November 10,
while the Law says hs shall begin collect
lag in December. Commenting upon
the matter, Mr.. CLAxxScs NJ bUsros, a
prominent Detroit lawyer, says: ~Ihe
omission Of any provision in the rs-sn-
acted TAX lsw deeaing the duties OF ths
County Trsasarsris very singular. One
Of the bad results Of following the old
psrcsaiRgss before ths date hxsd by the
State law 10 that II viii invslidsts tar
deeds. In = sense taxpayers have been
wronzsd by bsing required to pay, with
tbs added percentage. more than the Law
required. and see possibility OF con
sidsrabls trouble arising"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The report that the earth Is giving
way around one OK the mammoth natural
zss xslls Of TaaiAus should create no
especial surprise Il IS but reasonable
that tie space n the ssrsh's interior oe-
cupied By The gas must bs occupied by
sousthing else when It has escaped. and
that the surfscs must SINK down 10 dl tie
vacuum. Just how much OF this under
mining che shell % thls football viii
stand remains, perhaps. for such enter
prisinx towns ss Findlay. Ohio, to dsul-
oosfrafa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Eaeiess lr5-fcf si.,ap aAa Hisis FOR
Rev. Dr. Stett Ga Phelps. Cedar Rapid. fs..
preslaeaf u Ce- college
an, fEinesi yfafold daig ighicr vac cona %
pEfii1l hisone eil1 ie iiiie stirc aae ~ Anis'a
cyes, lad hng thc had nol afieocea sSk III bat
thfec Hetss ia lei sfQ.
les. D A. alssr. Cedar Rsrio.. 10
eaied u dsnseroas ssonaea tEguole aaf psf
-, lo>k of voice.
hsr. csorr~ Eekharc = .oar R.ria-. n
cured Of terrible cysps psis - taeulg lfe
year. dufation
Hon. a. l.. Bscssnoac. Cedar RapsSs. -
Cured of rheumatism ana partia parsiysis
Er aud Mr.. Msfariissd. tsasf E@u... -
Their daughter e-sed 81 eomlac,t Psfa'ss. ~
ore side
Mrs Marcia nrlt'isshsm. Csd.r lsepyd. ss.f
On csuiche, seie sesla "a g 81 rseun s-l.
Cured
Judge y. n. Troesway. q oncort. La
end Of neuralgia ssa seioialE
Mrs. ~. N. fsroek~s,. sonsesa;
Neuralgia and seflOas weaknesses
wu. \. As. g,eshlsy. Wsfssfe~. Il
Cured ol rhenlnso.ln ~ the yss - al ssa .
long standing mat she had beCo.ac ntary uiipd
Mrs. H. a. Lane. Waterloo, ~.
cured of loae nifnne3 westutft WAS -
hsc 81 Delinning n trssi neni thni sae a. I -
ca'iie4 III s'.tce Treated tp'te car ago !
has been eeii ever since.
MRS. Barry sbs ipts Wstrr 90. la
Cured of terrific 80 8 - a iun o. scst ffaaf-
ing va s'mfs' 4 "a ~. aou v q ~ufef f ~
te'iibe oasilPai'n 'n @ssic % ~. che hsi al
no ir uy'e In three Yea
Mts~ xltsf. Ua'con'. Waterloo. A.
For s'vtn ear. conGnei 70 her funm v8h
spinal ,roube, sufed ia Cac Haonih b. snel nsiic
restmfiu bow &c
n. H. tsa-i.y. Belle Plslss, Ia, Proprietor -
Bu'ley House
Curei q sasiignsni sofc lef ~ ycofs durnf or
Bad No had G boot or sioe en- lhe foot TO- sven
year.. kxpndec huuan d - dolisr. i,r e.. O..
ment that did 80 aooi Ns-iisfls treatment
cured t.m IN six weeks
Bss. CLANCY 4. ,sli. sitp'e.. Ia
His wife cured Of socsi ei iacrrahe rsGE.
ness
M.jor c. 81. Tell. Postmaster a c..n'oo. Ia
Cured o. oyspepsia aud ektr-'ne rels sois Fso'-
j. "A. Mnh.. ssrshsiuoSH. f..,c Nv.
Cured OF serious heart einssos slso siarriaz
kiunc, troubles
john Dewns. Hasshsffforn H.
Hif sopf-sesr old srau3chia carce % peTalrs.s
Of one %. rH'i . As sn jury Brace and shoe
that be wofe san iesffn nay Office
vii show A. my orloc q ~ ore SIT - I'd.
over o endorsement, tron g., raef rate as
OF ccufse DO . fe1pect ie.f flsitt. - tiirIt -
cure ansone hni these tslt f0eni, 10 prove iefil
haiyibine N thls 80 y g i.fofe q hnnian
evidence ofcftd by oae<f tnea aud r1ssa
amounts 20 anythina thea sm ! igfeneFfa te ofiT
the SIX q Grand Eeridt more fhs4 iars p. ha -
ever "a ~ oat naii's 10 .eesa. "a b,ioa
am here fpr our mutuai good fNifi - ho1es'
with al callers and shAa ue glad to s,e fo4si
No. 8 Central Plscs Bull ling,
FOUNTAIN ST.
Bourf-lo >. ~. to y n1..Hna - SOP "a
{, Clement billings NJ D. ', D.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Miscellaneous.

ITO ExCHANGE-GooD STORE FOR DWELL
i inE and give ten years ii me TO pay The differ
&nce $40 snd 81 200 10 loan. Houses and sto
to ieDt futile Bros, over Arcade"
NOR KENT-A ChICKERING PIANO IN GOOD
L conditioa, at reasonable. Prlce to party who
will taxe good care OF it. Address, J. v Maxoa,
Box 1. Telegram Herald Of Q. 3lstl
VVANTED-WILL EXCHANGE FARM OF
w 10 acres Of good land uear Lowell for q house
and lot iu this city. Address, Eugene Nj ye.
Lowell, Mich. 30
yUANTED-E EVERY PARENT TO Know
w thst hereafter Barr. the photographer, viii
devote Saturday chiefly T. the children. making
it Chikiren's Day, and will combine Lowest
Prices W tn Highest Grades of were. Only one
fight OF stairs ut u Csnslst. Satisfaction guar
snteed 3ts
WANTED = EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
W examine my lie s5e bromide wo.k, ahso-
luteiy the finest WORK of the kind done n the
city and at the Lowest prices. A. A. Barr, a
Csualft. sfs
CALESMAN-CAS ADD A LINE SMALL
) samples Ore sgent earned $500, Others mp
10 s2 90 in 1885. p. O. Box 1871, New York Zl9tf
BOARDING = FURNISHED ROOMS AND A
ID suit Of rooms with toard. Table boarders
wanted at 125 South Diyision-st- 3so
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

VVANTED-THREE Coon sALEsNEN. MUST
~ have smsll cash capital Call On NJ. ]. Mar
shali, sec s. Central Place. go
NAN VITA CITY REFERENCE WANTED.
Nj r. w Fox, Mgr, 30 s. Divisionst. 55z
iVAETED D-IMMEDIATEtY - a coon HAR-
work. all or sdd re frank Einds, 81 IiLe-s..,
Muskegon, Ni h.
WANTED - MARRIED MEN ONLY, TO
w write at once for entirely new thing-just
W hat you have been looking fOI. Address, Home
Medicine Co, Gosh Ell, Ind. a5i
ITTANTED-MAN To TAKE THE AGENCY
w of our safes; size 2Sxlsxs inches weight
500 lbs retail price SIS; other sizes in proportion
A rare chance 10 create q permanent business al
home. These safes meet a demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, as we are not
governed by the safe Pool Alpine Safe Co.. Gin
cinnafi. Ohio. feh25
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Ia lsS0 Coagrsss s1srsd . honas Of
sk0.Doo ysaF kos tsE ysars = aay par
nss Ehy ssald haild : islsxrspA lns
frsm tas Missouri klgsr - 10 Racsiie
ssabo.rss- Soalso q SO D-ssssocs u sAa
Western Ulisa Con- paay t0ok up ths
ofsr aad pas ~ tslo allss Of -lrs.
strs,aziaz ffo4 brevasvillss Asb., -
- S<lE Laks City. sAass Il was oonAscs-
81 sith 81 alrs4dg constructed Inc 20
Eaa Francesca 1ls w1ols eoak q sais
1,lao-mils Hoe vas Sls4 : nile. or
So, 80 t0tal--ihsEs ssinz big nsonsy
II he Job - thls.
What sszss Why. sl.N0000 IN stock
q fhs Uni0a gselas Telegraph Company
b sbsefb ihs e1psaditnrs. thsR tie
Wssfsra Caioa zobolsi aD thai eoas-
eonpsny snd a. ooes issast sz.De0.ooe
a. Wesisra Uaion stoek - pay Tor tie
Pacific.
Bas this . rot a. Soon afterwards
ihs stock q ths Wsstarn Uulon was
frsbied. 30 that ths original outlay OF
slf5 .oo0 for lins 10 the Psefnc Coss:
had grown into . Western Uaion $780,
coo Affair. vale rates havs Ossn Kept up
% pay dividends GA this enormous hctf-
sions amount. snd thu ior BsArly q quar-
tsr u = csntsfyi
Of course ths Government paid ia
$4,000 = year for tsa ysArs. making
si0o00 addsd to ihs robbery.
Ihsss as facts aud dgaEss that defy
rsfatation: and sil The psoPls can see
thai JAR COUP has had vary large
eol0rsd man II tks fence somewhere
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
The Asthna which Mrs. Mayns Had for
Tuenty Yesrs Oruered to Quit.

This is to certify that /, Mrs. y. 4. Mayue. re
siding at No. s35 second ave. Clinton Iowa. have
suffered terribly Tor twenty yess with asthma.
The last three years have not been shle 10 DO
anything on account of IL. ] have spcut hun
,rcde o. dollars n doctors bills and medicine,
but al TO no pUp,ze. AL the bfst physl.
clans having faiiet 10 sf1Ed relief and
likewise the soCalied asthms specifies 20
much advertised, / hsd ALI u gwen up in
despair Shortly alter DR. billings csme
10 CLINTON was prevailed upol by friends who
had been cnrcd bv HIM 10 make one more nj
tempt g. rid myself Of my afilsaipn. 1 resolved
ene months treatment, and have been well ever
siwce and am 10 the bed oi health now. Both
myself and husband are greatly pleased. We
Nonld willingly have paid insny times The money
charged hy Dr billings for what he hls done Tor
me But few weeks srs l was hopeless aad
despairlng. now an W J.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

BEArNs's visit 70 EaTope is At lsst en-
planned The utility ot sxcelieDt pos-
traits of = political caadidsss IN making
voters hss long been admitted. snd IS
Bsxfxz Lacked quits 3 nambsr IN 1884.
he is new pstronizing = Psisisn studio
and posing daily. probsbly with svisv Of
beginning Bis uext campaign usdsr more
p-omisinx circumstances than American
Art afforis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Help Wanted--Fenlaie.

VVANTED-A GIRI. AT THE VALLEY CITY
W Rattan Works, to do light booxkeeping aud
make herself generally useful. 10 Wint.r-st :.
west side, A. Falkel S54
IVANTED-THREE sALEsLADIES FOR CITY
w Call or addIess +. ID. Farrell, 46 Canalst, up
stain. 3S4
VUANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housework, German preferred. ~ %
Barclsyst 351
WANTED-A GOOD, COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general bousework. APPLY at "a Ransom
ST. 32gtf
yXJANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w ersl housewerk. must give references.
Mrs J. W. Spoouer, "A CherTy-st, fourth honse
west of Ellsworth ave 3l9tf
JTANTED-FIvELA LADY COOKS FOR ROrEL s
w and private iami les; al ten dining rsom
girls aud one girl for general ho seHors Apply
10 the Valley City Employment once, 81 Monroe
ST, or 81 Ottawa ST. s3i
VUANTED = GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework nice place. Apply imme edistely.
Mrs. W. A. Gavett, li5 Fountain - SOL
NANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral houseWork, Swedish girl preferred.
Apply ISL College ave. 3l7f
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
MuskegOn

Cfcs. g. western Ave. Hies hsoek. The
TELkszAs- hEEkLs delivered eYezy E-ornlnE a
) D clock.
AUSKE0oS, TUESDAY. AOE r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Real Esf0te--C0unfrV.

JiARM FOR SALE OR TRADE-lso ACRES,
stont Ia acres cleared, good log house,
stables. 2 running sieams OF water. clay losm;
about - miles above skuli ste. Marie, Mich, up
Lake superior. For further particulars address
esmuel 1owan. frsdley Postofice AIlegsn Cocn-
~. Mich. .S'
WHY co TWO OR THRtE MILES IN TIL
" country aad pay or $500 for little A. 81
lot when we viii sel 20 one 20 II. frout on Bald
win & seynour'S add ton between Fulton aud
Lake avenue and furnish money 10 bulid h0nse
al ,0s rate OF interest. Luton & Dunton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Reel Estate--City.

90 10 go siefa o. 80 fls0a ~ Sae9
1t.Vtt. FeT nfn tn dlasr "a ices
of hraisrs ssAc II ~ fete feuT sat e. l..
:. fIouB Iofst. bioes, opposite sAeess ,,sisl
ncuS& f0R sAEE-D J. LeslheEs
gok SALE CHEAP FOR CASH A NICE NlSk
roc1a hctse snd lhirty-fkree loot iag asif pl9ck
ffSa Au1r0e aud ifiglsloa-sl cAfs, ia perieci OF
der Aioe home Iae higgest bargaln ~ 1fand
Rapids i sid beflfe December :. Call OF xo-
CfAno Rapids. S-u
HOUSE AND LoT FOR SALE OR FOR RRNT.
III ls7 faiayette 81, tith house south oi Cherf9
~ Also Que small house 10 rent Ca Hudson n acc
Enquire on the premises. 32-if
NOR SALE-A LARGE kRlCK DWELLING
house. on Spring 81 ier 8 io3a. ne2t frame
dwelling house, cD James Il. fof s3.50a, and an
81 scre farm ia sparta for 4,T0e all on small
payHe5ts aud reasonable terms. L. A. Dsppsf,
room LIS, Iedysrd block. over Public Library:
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The gksrlsLD ststas a Cincinnati
Vii Be unveiled tomorrow Invitations
- axe part IN tire exercises have been
sent 20 sx-Prssi&sat HATKs. sx-Senater
THCsHkv. senssors SHxRwkS. HARSH
sDx aad Back. Governor FeRAKzR.
ReBHzT T. L1sco5S sud Mayer HzwTrR
AL snrvivisx members q GkRFTsED's 5
Cabinet, sad ali members q his family.
hAze slas ben Hvltad y aLssnd
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
GROWTH OF THE UNIVERSITY.

The surollmsnt OF studsnts At the Uni
versity OF Michigan up to date has
reached the grand total OF 1905. divided
~ follows: Literary. 70I; law, 32f:
msdicins. SIS; homeopathy. Is; dentis-
try. les. pharmacy, g.
On tns same date Of last year there
we're IN the literary department.. 65l;
Law, $40. medical, 3lT; homeopathic,
sc. dental. 50; pharmacy. 6;3-making a
total Of l.f33. Ihess figures. taking "a
supposition that tas usual ratio OF in
crssss Be sustained. point 10 an attend
sncs Of hes~sen $50 and leo students
By TIE snd of the college year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPON the
people of this CITY that ] AN here as an
honorable man. | want the sick 10 feel
and know that ] have been successful in
The past 10 a remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future Is that /
may be equally IS successful. DO not dis
pute the claims ! make aud the claims
made for me by thousands of iormer
patients who are glad because j proved
such claims 10 be good and true.
Accept As true the truthful statements OF
the many who have suffered.